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Market wrap: Trent, BSE, Coal India, Tech Mahindra top gainers and losers on Nifty and Sensex on Tuesday
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NSE shares wipe off Rs 41,000 crore after listing day pop as stock slips below IPO price. Why are analysts still bullish?
NSE shares have slipped below their IPO price after a brief listing-day rally, wiping out nearly Rs 41,000 crore from the exchange’s peak market value. Despite the decline, analysts remain bullish, citing NSE’s dominant market position, strong profitability, cash generation and India’s long-term capital-market growth potential.
Rs 17,540 crore added to Trent mcap, but Citi stays bearish. Why Morgan Stanley disagrees
Trent shares surged 13% after the Tata Group retailer reported strong Q2 revenue growth and crossed the 1,000-store milestone for Zudio. Morgan Stanley and HSBC remain bullish, while Citi stays cautious over margins, competition and revenue per square foot.
Stock Radar: Engineers India stock hits fresh record high in September after decisive breakout; time to buy?
Engineers India Ltd broke out from two years of consolidation to reach a record high in September 2026. The company's stock has risen more than 11% in a month and over 30% in the last three months. Analysts suggest that short-term traders can consider buying the stock for potential targets above 330 levels. The technical setup indicates strong bullish momentum and potential upside towards 335 to 345 levels.
Nifty’s 8-week rout sparks relief rally hopes, but the big bottom may be far
Only 12% of NSE 500 stocks are trading above their 20-day moving averages, while just 16% are above their 50-day averages, conditions similar to those seen near the end of the March correction. Yet medium- and long-term breadth is not as depressed, suggesting that any rebound may be a short-covering rally within a broader corrective phase rather than the start of a durable market bottom.
CAS chaos eases? Jefferies names top stock picks as options volumes recover, IPOs and commodities gain traction
Jefferies sees signs of recovery in India’s derivatives market as options volumes rebound after the disruption caused by the closing auction session (CAS). BSE’s cash-market share also rose, while MCX benefited from stronger energy options activity. The brokerage expects Groww to benefit from improving orders, higher MTF volumes and commodity trading, and named Groww, MCX, KFIN and Nuvama as top picks
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Molbio Diagnostics shares rally 9% as Jefferies initiates 'high conviction top pick' call for recently listed stock. Why is it bullish?
Molbio Diagnostics shares jumped after Jefferies initiated coverage with a Buy rating and named it a high-conviction top pick. The brokerage set a Rs 1,600 target price, implying 27% upside from Tuesday’s close and nearly 98% above its Rs 807 IPO price. The stock had listed at a 21% premium at Rs 980.
Why did stock market crash today? Sensex tumbles 1,124 points, Nifty below 22,800; 6 factors behind Rs 8 lakh crore rout
On Monday, the Indian stock market saw a major sell-off, with the Sensex and Nifty indexes plummeting due to escalating Iran-US tensions that drove up oil prices. This volatility dampened investor sentiment while bond yields reached highs not seen in years, creating additional pressure on equities. The rupee depreciated against the US dollar, raising worries about currency stability as foreign investors continued liquidating their stocks.
BSE shares fall 2%, down 30% in 4 months. Why Macquarie is bullish while Jefferies is cautious
BSE shares fell over 2% amid a broader market decline, trading more than 30% below their May high. Brokerages offered mixed views, with Macquarie bullish on growth prospects, while Jefferies and Nuvama flagged regulatory and operational headwinds, including STT changes, RBI norms and the Closing Auction Session impact.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Monday
Indian equity benchmarks Sensex and Nifty ended higher on Friday, bouncing back to close at 73,896 and 23,140.50 respectively. Geojit’s Vinod Nair cited strong domestic liquidity holding Nifty above 23,000, while elevated crude prices and persistent foreign outflows continue to cap near-term market upside ahead of Monday's trade.
$500 billion flywheel! Macquarie lists 3 drivers for strong growth in capital market stocks, lists top picks
Macquarie projects a robust growth trajectory for India's capital market sector between fiscal years 2026 to 2030. This optimistic outlook hinges on a notable redirection of household savings towards market-based financial products. Key growth drivers identified are financialisation, equitisation, and productisation, which together enhance investment opportunities. Consequently, brokers and exchanges are likely to see substantial advantages from an expanding investor demographic.
NSE IPO: A listing that matters beyond the market
NSE made its debut on BSE, which reflects shifts in institutional investor strategies. The exchange's listing invites scrutiny from analysts and affects capital allocation among financial institutions. Institutions that retained their shares signal confidence in India's market potential and growth trajectory. Overseas investors are increasingly interested in India's market, driven by technological advancements. This listing sets a precedent for establishing market valuations for other financial institutions in India.
NSE shares list with gains on debut day: How much Radhakishan Damani, Raamdeo Agrawal & other ace investors’ stakes are now worth
NSE shares gained up to 5% on debut day, lifting the value of stakes held by ace investors including Radhakishan Damani, Dolly Khanna, Raamdeo Agrawal and Motilal Oswal. Damani’s 1.58% stake was worth over Rs 7,340 crore at the day’s high, while brokerages retained a positive outlook on NSE.
The hype, the listing & the lessons: 5 takeaways for investors from the NSE IPO
NSE’s muted 0.8% listing premium despite stronger grey-market expectations highlights why GMP cannot predict IPO performance. Subsequent gains showed broader market conditions, valuations, fundamentals and post-listing price discovery can matter more than pre-listing sentiment for investors.
NSE draws brokerage attention on stock market debut as 3 firms initiate coverage on Day 1
NSE shares rallied after a muted listing at Rs 1,800, pushing the exchange into India’s ninth-most valued company with a market cap of Rs 4.63 lakh crore. The post-listing surge came as three major brokerages initiated coverage on Day 1 with positive ratings. Macquarie called NSE “The Dominator” and assigned an Outperform rating with a Rs 1,965 target price.
NSE shares get ‘The Dominator’ tag as Macquarie initiates coverage with Outperform
Macquarie initiated coverage of NSE with an Outperform rating and a Rs 1,965 target, citing its dominant market position, strong network effects, profitability and growth prospects. It expects 12% revenue CAGR through FY30, despite near-term CAS pressures. NSE’s Rs 22,562-crore IPO was subscribed 5.71 times, with QIB demand strongest.
NSE debut may not set D-St on fire, sparks to come later
NSE is set to debut on the stock market amid market expectations of moderate gains. Traders quote a grey market premium of around ₹83 per share, down significantly from earlier estimates. The IPO was subscribed 5.71 times, highlighting strong institutional interest despite expectations for lower listing gains. Strict supply rules could limit immediate trading shares, impacting initial price movements post-listing.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday
Indian equities closed higher on Wednesday, with Sensex gaining 299 points and Nifty rising 118 points as crude prices eased below $99. Broader markets outperformed, while metals and banking stocks led gains amid stronger domestic growth signals and positive market breadth.
Meesho shares drop 4% after block deal worth Rs 900 crore. Should you buy the dip?
Meesho shares witnessed a dip on Wednesday after 3.86 crore shares changed hands in a block deal worth Rs 899.71 crore on the BSE. The transaction came a day after the stock surged nearly 10% following UBS’ 24% target price hike.
D-St braces for weak opening on negative GIFT Nifty cues
Benchmark indices faced pressure and closed negatively on Tuesday. The Nifty is expected to continue its consolidation in a broad range. Foreign portfolio investors were net sellers, while domestic investors bought shares. The Indian Rupee appreciated against the US dollar on Tuesday. Several stocks were placed under the F&O ban for Tuesday's trading.
Stocks in news: Adani Group, OMCs, Persistent Systems and IRB Infra
The Indian stock market closed lower on Tuesday, with profit-taking affecting investor sentiment. Adani Group companies resolved their SEBI adjudication issues tied to potential infractions. Focus turned to oil marketing firms in light of a sharp fall in crude oil prices. Persistent Systems expanded its stake in Nagarro, eyeing a potential delisting, alongside numerous companies announcing expansion and corporate milestones.
Sensex rises 110 points, Nifty above 23,450 as oil prices, bond yields cool down. Time for a sectoral pivot?
Indian equities traded higher as softer crude prices and easing bond yields improved sentiment. Sensex and Nifty extended gains, while broader markets also advanced. Analysts highlighted a possible sectoral shift towards fairly valued largecaps and improving technical momentum.
Why did market rise today? Sensex jumps 564 pts, Nifty closes above 23,400. 4 key factors driving the surge
Indian stock markets saw gains on Monday, with Sensex and Nifty rising. Cooling oil prices and strong global cues boosted investor sentiment across Dalal Street. Foreign investors turned net buyers, adding to the positive market momentum. Broader markets, however, underperformed the benchmark indices during the session.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Friday
Indian equities ended mixed on Thursday as Sensex slipped 22 points after sharp volatility during the closing auction session, while Nifty gained 53 points. Mid- and small-caps outperformed, with capital goods, industrial, defence, power and healthcare stocks attracting buying interest.
Paytm karo, back in vogue again: Can the stock reclaim IPO price after 5 years and 480% rally?
Paytm shares have rebounded over 480% from their lifetime low but remain 20% below the Rs 2,150 IPO price. The introduction of MDR on select high-value UPI transactions could create a new revenue stream for the fintech, while merchant lending, operating leverage and AI initiatives may offer additional growth avenues.
Ahead of Market: 10 things that will decide stock market action on Thursday
Indian equities rebounded on September 16 after Tuesday’s sharp sell-off, with Sensex gaining 333 points and Nifty rising 99 points. Large caps led gains, while broader markets declined. Groww, Paytm and Pine Labs featured among the most active stocks.
Yes Bank shares jump 4% as Citi, Morgan Stanley see lender as key beneficiary of new UPI charges. Earnings boost ahead?
Yes Bank shares rose sharply on Wednesday after Citi and Morgan Stanley identified the lender as a key beneficiary of new MDR charges on select UPI transactions above Rs 2,000. Citi expects the lender and other banks to see an earnings boost, while Morgan Stanley sees a smaller profit benefit than estimated earlier.
Paytm shares jump 7% as Jefferies, other brokerages raise target prices and earnings estimates after new UPI charges
Paytm shares surged over 7% after brokerages raised target prices following the introduction of MDR on select UPI transactions above Rs 2,000. Jefferies, JM Financial and Emkay Global retained Buy ratings on the stock.
HDFC Bank shares rise 3% as lender shortlists CEO candidates. Why Bernstein, Nomura, others see up to 62% upside
HDFC Bank submitted two CEO candidates to the RBI, initiating the succession process. Brokerages maintain bullish calls for the stock, citing potential continuity and a cleaner slate. An internal candidate offers familiarity, while an external one could drive strategic reassessment. The bank's shares have underperformed significantly, showing oversold readings. Analysts maintain buy ratings with substantial upside potential from current levels.
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